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1.Makkelijk

Fluconazole is used to treat infections caused by:

  1. AParasites such as malaria
  2. BFungi such as Candida
  3. CGram-negative bacteria
  4. DViruses such as influenza
2.Makkelijk

Why is anti-D immunoglobulin given to an Rh-negative mother?

  1. ATo speed up labour
  2. BTo treat anaemia in the newborn
  3. CTo make her own blood group Rh-positive before the next pregnancy
  4. DTo stop her forming anti-D antibodies against Rh-positive fetal cells
3.Makkelijk

Propofol is mainly used for:

  1. AInducing and maintaining anaesthesia, and ICU sedation
  2. BPain relief after surgery on the ward
  3. CLong-term treatment of epilepsy at home by mouth
  4. DTreating nausea after chemotherapy
4.Gemiddeld

100 mL of an antibiotic is to be given over 30 minutes using a giving set of 20 drops/mL. What is the drip rate?

  1. AAbout 67 drops per minute
  2. BAbout 100 drops per minute
  3. CAbout 33 drops per minute
  4. DAbout 20 drops per minute
5.Gemiddeld

During an oxytocin infusion, contractions become very frequent and the fetal heart rate shows late decelerations. What is the nurse's first action?

  1. APosition the woman flat on her back
  2. BGive a second oxytocin bolus
  3. CIncrease the infusion to finish labour quickly
  4. DStop the oxytocin infusion
6.Gemiddeld

Why is testing for HLA-B*15:02 recommended before carbamazepine in people of some Asian ancestries?

  1. AThis gene variant makes carbamazepine ineffective
  2. BThis gene variant causes carbamazepine to raise blood glucose
  3. CThis gene variant speeds up the kidney excretion of carbamazepine
  4. DIt greatly raises the risk of Stevens–Johnson syndrome
7.Moeilijk

Why is gentamicin often given once daily instead of in several small doses?

  1. AIt has a very long half-life of several days
  2. BIt is absorbed slowly from the muscle over 24 hours
  3. CIts killing depends only on the time the level stays above the MIC
  4. DIts killing depends on high peak levels, with a post-antibiotic effect
8.Moeilijk

A patient taking carbimazole or methimazole (thiamazole) for Graves' disease reports a sore throat and fever. What should the nurse suspect and do?

  1. AHypothyroidism; add levothyroxine at once
  2. BA common cold; advise rest and fluids and continue the drug as usual
  3. CThyroid storm; double the next dose of the drug
  4. DAgranulocytosis; stop the drug and check the white cell count urgently

Antwoordenblad

  1. 1. B · Fungi such as Candida
  2. 2. D · To stop her forming anti-D antibodies against Rh-positive fetal cells
  3. 3. A · Inducing and maintaining anaesthesia, and ICU sedation
  4. 4. A · About 67 drops per minute
  5. 5. D · Stop the oxytocin infusion
  6. 6. D · It greatly raises the risk of Stevens–Johnson syndrome
  7. 7. D · Its killing depends on high peak levels, with a post-antibiotic effect
  8. 8. D · Agranulocytosis; stop the drug and check the white cell count urgently

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